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     Donald Maccallum was the son of Archibald Maccallum and Janet MacLachlan.² He married Margaret Campbell.¹ He died in 1738.¹
      OF POLTALLOCH.¹ He was acquired Over Rudhill and held office as baillie of Glassary, and as Chamberlain to the Earl of Lauderdale, entailed the estates of Poltalloch and those of Knockalva, signed a resolution to support the Government 1715 in 1673.¹

     Jean Campbell married Zachary Maccallum, son of Archibald Maccallum and Janet Boyd.¹
      Possibly.¹ Her married name became Maccallum. Or Janet.¹

     Archibald Maccallum was the son of Zachary Maccallum and Jean Campbell.² He married Katherine Bannatyne.¹ He died, there a son (Zachary) and several daughters.¹
      OF POLTALLOCH.¹ In 1697 disponed the family estates to his half-uncle, Donald MacCallum.¹

     John Maccallum is the son of Zachary Maccallum and Jean Campbell.² He married Margaret McEwen in 1681.¹
     He lived Knockalva.¹ In 1700 disponed Knockalva to his half-uncle, Donald, 7th of Poltalloch and went to Ireland.¹

     Margaret McEwen married John Maccallum, son of Zachary Maccallum and Jean Campbell, in 1681.¹
      Her married name became Maccallum.

     Katherine Bannatyne married Archibald Maccallum, son of Zachary Maccallum and Jean Campbell.¹
      And is said to have gone to Ireland.¹ Her married name became Maccallum. She lived the Kames family.¹

     Margaret Campbell married Donald Maccallum, son of Archibald Maccallum and Janet MacLachlan.¹
      Her married name became Maccallum.

     Archibald Malcolm was the son of Donald Maccallum and Margaret Campbell.² He married Janet McLachlan in 1707.¹ He died in 1758, by 1st w:.¹
      (the first so to spell his name) OF POLTALLOCH.¹ OF POLTALLOCH.¹ In 1715 apprenticed WS, signed resolution of.¹ In 1756 married 2nd Marion McKisaig.¹

     Alexander Maccallum was the son of Donald Maccallum and Margaret Campbell.² He married Elizabeth Clerk, daughter of Dugald Clerk of Braleckan.¹ He died on 6 June 1787, (probably a centenarian).¹
      Continued to describe himself for a period as 'of Glennan,' and entrusted the management of his estates to His son, who thus acted as Laird of Poltalloch de facto.¹ He lived Glennan.¹

     George Maccallum is the son of Donald Maccallum and Margaret Campbell.²
     He lived Strones.¹